THE QUESTION BOX # 90413
Periodically this web site will have a Question Box with a puzzle, riddle or trivia question. First person to give correct answers to info@johnlowepc.com is the winner each week. One winner per question. One person can win them all. Names announced if winners consent. Answers will be published in the next week web site update.
# 101. When this product was first invented, it was suggested that it be called DUPAROOH. Then someone suggested KLIS. A third suggestion was that it be called NORUN. By what name do we know this product today?
Bonus question, for extra credit (we’ll print your name in caps): What is the etymology of the three suggested names (i.e., what do the letters stand for?)
# 102 What kind of cheese is made backwards?
# 103 Create an English sentence that is grammatically correct and contains the word “and” five times in succession (with no intervening words) and makes sense.
# 104 Create an English sentence that is grammatically correct and contains the word “had” eight times in succession (with no intervening words) and makes sense.
# 105 Create an English sentence that is grammatically correct (other than for the fact that it ends in a preposition) that ends in five consecutive prepositions and makes sense.
Question Box 90413
THE QUESTION BOX # 90413
Periodically this web site will have a Question Box with a puzzle, riddle or trivia question. First person to give correct answers to info@johnlowepc.com is the winner each week. One winner per question. One person can win them all. Names announced if winners consent. Answers will be published in the next week web site update.
# 101. When this product was first invented, it was suggested that it be called DUPAROOH. Then someone suggested KLIS. A third suggestion was that it be called NORUN. By what name do we know this product today?
Bonus question, for extra credit (we’ll print your name in caps): What is the etymology of the three suggested names (i.e., what do the letters stand for?)
# 102 What kind of cheese is made backwards?
# 103 Create an English sentence that is grammatically correct and contains the word “and” five times in succession (with no intervening words) and makes sense.
# 104 Create an English sentence that is grammatically correct and contains the word “had” eight times in succession (with no intervening words) and makes sense.
# 105 Create an English sentence that is grammatically correct (other than for the fact that it ends in a preposition) that ends in five consecutive prepositions and makes sense.